You're right. I do believe the majority of ICOs are shit coins. But then an IOTA, NEO, or EOS comes along and they do have amazing potential. The thing is, these new coins with high potential aren't being promoted on Facebook or Instagram. An example is Dash. I don't even remember seeing advertising for Dash. I just began to hear about it after Bitcoin transaction were being investigated and so Monero and Dash values went up. These are the coins I'm interested about. Not little coins that require social media marketing to receive funding.
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I also feel QTUM is one to go far
Awesome. I'll check it out. Thanks for the heads up!
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